How long have you been saying, “I’m getting ready”?

One more course. One more certification. One more revision. One more piece of equipment. One more confirmation. One more prayer.

And somehow… you’re still preparing to start.

Sis, what if “I’m getting ready” has become fear with a planner? 👀

In Chapter Six of the Permission Granted series, we’re talking about the difference between preparation and procrastination—and why you may never feel completely ready for the thing God is calling you to do.

In this episode, we unpack:

✨ Why feeling uncertain doesn’t necessarily mean you’re unprepared✨ How God often develops us while we’re moving✨ The difference between excellence and perfectionism✨ How “I’m waiting on God” can sometimes become a hiding place✨ Why confidence often comes after you start—not before✨ The Ready-Enough Test to help you identify your next faithful step

This isn’t permission to be reckless or skip necessary preparation.

It’s permission to stop waiting for the magical moment when you have every answer, every resource, and absolutely no fear.

Maybe you don’t need to see the entire staircase.

Maybe you just need enough light for the next step.

So this week, we’re moving something from:

“I’m going to…”

to:

“I started.”

Write the first page. Record the video. Send the email. Make the offer. Submit the application. Announce the date.

Start small. Start nervous. Start with what you have.

Because, Sis...

You can be nervous and obedient at the same time.

🎧 Listen to Permission Granted | Chapter Six: Permission to Start Before You’re Ready on P31 Unfiltered.

Permission to start. Permission granted.